home inspector training: Does your inspector fit in the "luggage-check" box? - 09/18/10 01:33 PM
The qualifications necessary to be a home inspector has been discussed many times by me and others on this forum. These discussions usually revolve around home inspector training, certifications, licenses and even personality.
Today, however, I want to talk about what it "physically" takes to do the job and perhaps create another set of questions one might consider in determining if one's choice of a home inspector is the right one.
It used to be, in the early days of home inspections, that if the inspector had a screw driver, a flash light and could walk around the … (23 comments)
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home inspector training: PART 2: Urgent message to all Washington State Real Estate Agents! - 01/30/10 09:35 AM
This is the second post in a series of posts about pending legislation involving Licensed Home Inspectors in Washington State, that should be of interest to all parties involved in the sale of real estate in the State. The first post dealt with Senate Bill 5644 regarding mold.
This post will talk about a second provision of Senate Bill 5644 which would require the Fundamentals of Home Inspection training course to be available both as an on-line course and as live instruction. Currently the Fundamentals of Home Inspection course can only be taught in a classroom setting with … (28 comments)
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home inspector training: NOT a Chinese finger trap! - 06/02/09 01:45 PM
Since I am away teaching all week---doing my stint of the, 160 hour, Residential Home Inspection Training Course at Bellingham Technical College, I thought I would give you all a chance to play student. This teaching business is going to radically cut into my Rain time, but I will be checking in and playing as much as I can.
While this should be fairly easy for home inspectors, I hope that the inspectors in the rain will give everyone else at least a chance to give it a go.
So NO INSPECTORS until after 15 comments (and … (28 comments)
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